Photo listing : general sign/notices
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New sign at the start of NCN route 3 (The Cornish Way) - 'The National Cycle Network starts and finishes here!'
One-way, no motor vehicles except for access - it would be nice if contraflow cycling could be permitted here.
At last the roadworks (with Cyclists Dismount and go somewhere unspecified signs) on the A30 have finished and there's a new rail/bus interchange - cyclists are told to dismount to cross to the station, and there's no indication at all that ... [more]
Skidden Hill (ie skidding...) - now one-way, but it would be nice if cyclists could go down this way to central St Ives.
Very small No Cycling sign on the National Trust's Trevose Head property - but you'd be unlikely to get this far with a bike anyway.
Poorly signed No Entry in Corfu - it seems to only operate from 0730 to 1730, when coaches are arriving at the Achilleion Palace. In any case an exemption for cycling would be good.
NO CYCLING ------------------- The riding of bicycles tricycles and similar machines on this footpath is prohibited by the city council See the scene in #108345
Why Shköder, Albania, is a cycling city - bikes were introduced by the Swedish consul in 1907. The only real infrastructure is plentiful parking, but that's enough for a strong cycling culture to survive.
Decrepit Go by Bike poster at the Pajë tourist office, Kosova (closed for a refurb) - but the council is in fact actively promoting cycling.
No cycling on the main pedestrian street in Pristina, Kosova - but as the roads are so clogged with cars, this is about the only place one does see cycling.
This route through Tsar Simeon's Garden is shown as a cycle route on OpenCycleMap but not on the ground.
Oh the irony! A Turkish airline suggests going to the Netherlands to enjoy cycling. Because virtually no-one cycles in Istanbul. (Approximate location)
English-language instructions at a bike-sharing station in Beşiktaş - there's nothing like this in central Istanbul, but this is a middle-class suburb.
Huge 'No Cycling' and 'No Pedestrians' signs next to the Redwood Drive shared footway. What is actually meant is that the Glasgow Southern Orbital road beyond the junction is restricted.
The 'Cycles Only' sign at the start of the cycle track at the Righead Roundabout on Murrayhill has been facing the wrong way for years.
Chapelside Road signed as a 'No Through Road' but is a through road for walking and cycling, and can be used to bypass the poor crossing facilities around the A749 to get to Nerston East or for heading east.
Are U-turns a problem here? U-turns prohibited on a road with frequent roundabouts. There isn't room to perform a U-turn on the shared footway on Stewartfield Way.
A fine example of a 'Cycles Only' sign, at the start of the cycle track leading to the Birniehill Roundabout underpasses.
Despite the 'No Smoking' signs with the cycle shelters, this 'Designated Smoking Area' sign is pointing right at the cycle shelters.
A 'No Through Road' sign on East Kilbride's cycle route 1, and no destination signage for the Mossneuk cycle route diverging to the right (see #31501). Why doesn't it go all the way to Hairmyres Hospital?
Clear signage for the Dollan Aqua Centre, but nothing in either direction for East Kilbride's cycle route 1 which turns here.
Street signage featured in an absolutely fantastic temporary exhibition on the making of the city, at the Ethnographic museum
Cyclists should dismount here, to reach the stands visible in the background - obviously, because that's better than car drivers having to pay attention.
The Vulnerable Cyclist - a monument near the cemetery in Jerez de la Frontera to a cyclist killed by a driver who was jailed for 3.5 years.
An unofficial looking sign has recently appeared that reads 20mph please slow down. Possibly related to #104097?
Genuine question @GlasgowCC : wait for what? @GoBikeGlasgow Clyde Place under the rail bridge. Signs in both directions near entrance to land under bridge which has something going on. Should they actually say 'Caution: works access' or som ... [more]
The prohibited turn sign in Abbotsford Road doesn't exempt cycling, even though the sign in Chalmers Street says 'No Motor Vehicles'.
Through motor traffic has been removed from Hume Street by a road closure by bollards next to the low bridge. However the Chalmers Street side of Hume Street has been turned into a taxi storage area with conflicting signage and road mark ... [more]
Through motor traffic has been removed from Hume Street by a road closure by bollards next to the low bridge. However the Chalmers Street side of Hume Street has been turned into a taxi storage area with conflicting signage and road mark ... [more]
The signs used on Hume Street are 'No Motor Vehicles' signs yet the plates below the signs and the prohibited turn signs say 'No vehicles except for taxis'. Is cycling allowed, and if not why not?
There is no justification at all for a Cyclists Dismount sign here - but it's only National Cycle Network route 1, why would anyone care?
Cycle route parallel to the railway from Dundee station - SLOW because of course drivers have to reverse across the cycleway.
Mersey Tunnel Signs explaining what's permitted in the Queensway tunnel and how much it'll cost. Pedestrians prohibited, but not cyclists (except during rush hour see below) - so no dismounting! Video shot at 2am: https://www.yout ... [more]
Unusual shared use and mopeds sign in Stevenage. "And Mopeds" https://twitter.com/walking_boston/status/1101943068608155648
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